Recent content by Giselle Montreal

I don't think what she said contradicts what you said. She just said that our rates (for those who pay sales taxes) are inclusive of GST/QST. But you don't know since I don't write it on my website.

www.gisellemontreal.com [email protected] bluesky twitter

For the rates, I would say it depends on how the provider structure hers. Don't always expect social rates. I went to clubs in Las Vegas or dancing in Montreal when my favorite DJ was performing, but it was always during extended rendez-vous (weekends or longer) so there was no "returning to...

Most of us already pay taxes, and it’s not even close to be a legal job.

Ça, ça veut dire que t'es un vrai québécois maintenant :cool:

Then don't be mad now if I always end up at your place for a Harvey's or two... often.

I want Harvey's to make a come back and open restaurants close to my home! I need Harvey's more often in my life. There are almost none left, I had Harvey's once in the last 10 years... I'm mad.

Are you saying that because 90% of them "appeared" comfortable, it's reasonable that the remaining 10% could be abused because the majority is fine? 100% of the women working in an agency should be treated like queens and be (and not simply appear) comfortable doing their job. Your...

Je comprend. Mais c'est à toi de faire la part des choses. Il faut en prendre et en laisser, mais l'essentiel de cette histoire est que l'abus est proche de nous et a probablement affecté au moins une demoiselle que tu as rencontrée dans cette industrie. Penses-y. Pourquoi? Je ne sais pas ce...

Peut-être pas ici, en effet. Sur Twitter nous en avons discuté, j'ai lu deux demoiselles parler de leur expérience à cette agence, qui confirmaient l'abus des pénalités financières exagérées pour les retards ou annulations. Sois à l'écoute masterfreak, il y en a partout des témoignages qui...

Knowing I am a criminal (as a client, law wise), I would want the agency to keep a low profile and be as inconspicuous as possible.

I would think that after 3 years of your condo being as busy as a mall, the risks of neighbors calling the cops are higher. A year is short and when people start noticing you, you are already gone.

I wonder too why they don't move at least once a year since the volume of client is high and noticeable. It's not like they accumulate a lot of furniture.

They probably just rent so they can leave and move as needed.

Pourquoi on me cite, ici?